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Croatia Travel Advisory

Zagreb

Normal Precautions
By TravelSafe Research TeamSource: U.S. State Department ↗
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CapitalZagreb
LanguageCroatian
CurrencyEUR · euro
TimezoneUTC+01:00
Normal PrecautionsUpdated 2026-05-18
Risk Level1 / 4
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Exercise normal precaution in Croatia . Croatia is generally a safe destination for travelers. Review our Travel Guidance for Croatia to learn how to prepare for a safe trip.

General Emergency

general emergency

Police

police

Fire

fire

Ambulance

ambulance

Tap any number to call from a mobile device

General

Govorite li engleski?

goh-VOH-ree-teh lee ENG-lehs-kee?

Do you speak English?

Oprostite / Žao mi je

oh-PROHS-tee-teh / ZHAH-oo mee yeh

Excuse me / Sorry

Koliko ovo košta?

KOH-lee-koh OH-voh KOHSH-tah?

How much does this cost?

Ne razumijem

neh rah-ZOO-myem

I don't understand

Želim ovo

ZHEH-leem OH-voh

I would like this

Hvala

HVAH-lah

Thank you

Gdje je WC?

j-jeh yeh VEH-tseh?

Where is the bathroom?

Da / Ne

dah / neh

Yes / No

Greetings

Dobar dan

DOH-bar dahn

Hello

Emergency

Pomoć! / Trebam liječnika

POH-mohch / TREH-bahm lee-YECH-nee-kah

Help! / I need a doctor

Consulate

Zagreb

Strosmayerov 28, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

+385-1-661-2200
Is it safe to travel to Croatia right now?
The U.S. Department of State rates Croatia at Level 1 (Normal Precautions) as of the current advisory. Exercise normal precaution in Croatia . Croatia is generally a safe destination for travelers.
Do U.S. citizens need a visa for Croatia?
Visa requirements depend on your passport and length of stay. Use TravelSafe's free Visa Checker (linked in the Visa Requirements section above) to see the latest entry rules, passport validity requirements, and any visa-on-arrival options.
What are the emergency numbers in Croatia?
Emergency services in Croatia: general emergency 112; police 192; fire 193; ambulance 194. Tap any number in the Emergency section above to call directly from a mobile device.
Is Croatia safe for solo travelers?
With the current advisory at Level 1 (Normal Precautions), Croatia is generally manageable for prepared solo travelers. Standard precautions apply: share your itinerary, keep digital copies of your passport, and register with STEP (step.state.gov).

Always cross-check with official sources: travel.state.gov · cdc.gov

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